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目的:就输血检验流程质量控制进行探讨与分析。方法:所选研究对象为2005年1月-2014年2月来我院就诊输血的100例病患,基于其输血的先后顺序,随机将100例病患划分为对照组与观察组,两组病例分别为50例,其中对照组基予以常规的输血检验流程来予以输血治疗。观察组病患则基于常规输血检验流程,对各流程实施相应的质量控制。就两组病患出输性传染病的发生情况与医患纠纷发生情况进行对比分析。结果:观察组输血病患中有1例发生输血性传染病,其发生率为2.0%,未发生医患纠纷;对照组输血病患中有7例发生输血性传染病,其发生率为14.0%,有8例发生医患纠纷,其发生率为16.0%,从两组数据来看,观察组输血控制结果明显优于对照组,二者所存差异具有统计学意义,就P<0.05。结论:从本次研究所获结果来看,对于输血病患进行必要的输血检验流程质量控制,不仅能够使病患输血治疗效果得到提高,同时还可使病患输血传染病与医患纠纷发生率得到降低,便于良好医患关系的构建,确保输血的安全和输血病患的生命安全。
Objective: To discuss and analyze the quality control of transfusion test procedure. Methods: The selected subjects were 100 patients who received blood transfusion in our hospital from January 2005 to February 2014. Based on the sequence of blood transfusion, 100 patients were randomly divided into control group and observation group. Two groups Cases were 50 cases, respectively, in which the control group to be routine blood transfusion test procedure to be transfused. Patients in the observation group were based on routine blood transfusion test procedures and implemented appropriate quality control of each process. The two groups of patients with outbreaks of infectious diseases and the occurrence of disputes between doctors and patients for comparative analysis. Results: One case of transfusion-transmitted disease occurred in the transfusion group of the observation group, with a prevalence of 2.0%. No medical dispute occurred. In the control group, 7 cases of transfusion-transmitted disease occurred in the transfusion patients, with a frequency of 14.0 %, There are 8 cases of doctor-patient disputes, the incidence was 16.0%, from the two data, the observation group was significantly better than the control group, the difference between the two was statistically significant, P <0.05. CONCLUSIONS: From the results obtained in this study, the quality control of blood transfusion test procedures necessary for blood transfusions not only improves the transfusion efficacy, but also allows patients to have blood transfusion infections and doctor-patient disputes The rate is reduced to facilitate the construction of a good doctor-patient relationship to ensure the safety of blood transfusions and the safety of patients with blood transfusions.